17 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1997
Page
1
Pope John Paul II urged American bishops to rekindle missionary zeal and win back lapsed Catholics and new faithful as he opened the synod. He called for renewed collaboration and fervor across the Americas to strengthen the church.
Lawrénice's business community donates goods and services to the annual teacher tribute event. Local firms, led by Chamber of Commerce volunteers, provided supplies and support to honor educators.
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein stated Iraq does not seek conflict with the United States and hopes for a diplomatic solution to the weapons inspection crisis, even as officials warned citizens to prepare for a possible U S air attack. He praised Arab states opposing force and reiterated no compromise on inspectors. Deputy PM Tariq Aziz floated reorganizing the U N team to reduce American presence, a plan Washington rejected. Aziz then toured Africa seeking support.
Penny Perry Lecompton schools reopened after officials confirmed the high school was safe following a small mercury spill. Tests showed mercury only in a girls restroom with two to three BB sized drops. the room was sealed and cleanup continued. No mercury found in the kitchen. risk to students deemed low. disciplinary action possible for bringing mercury.
The economy is strong and Clinton's polls rise while critics push for impeachment. Rep. Barr filed the resolution on Nov 5 as GOP leaders deem action premature. Supporters claim 100000 expressions favor removal, while opponents warn of partisan effort and accountability debates. Clinton remains polarizing with history noting prior presidents faced critics until leaving office.
Chinese dissident Wei Jingsheng, a Democracy Wall leader, is freed on medical parole after 18 years in prison and flown to the United States. He is hospitalized at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit in fair but stable condition, with treatment for hypertension and other conditions. His sisters say he suffered in Chinese prison and arrived with new chance at safety and rest.
A plan to relocate a quirky health history collection to a new National Health Museum near the National Mall receives $500,000 funding for a development commission. Officials say public access and museum visibility will improve, with a goal to raise about $100 million for construction.
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